Sociable crayfish get drunk more easily than loners

Wednesday, April 19, 2017 - 17:02 in Psychology & Sociology

Few studies have investigated how prior social experience affects sensitivity to alcohol, but now a study from the University of Maryland shows that sociable crayfish are more sensitive than loners and suggests that similar mechanisms could make humans less sensitive to alcohol, leading them to consume more.

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